MULTI-OPERATOR FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT for the provision of DESIGN, PROCUREMENT AND SUPERVISION SERVICES ON RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION/REFURBISHMENT/EXTENSION PROJECTS

Tender description

Roscommon County Council intends to set up a framework for provision of design, procurement and supervision services on residential construction, refurbishment, extension projects, and Energy Retrofit programme of a general nature up to €2,000,000, exclusive of value added tax. The consultants included on the Framework Agreement, who will be appointed individually, will be required to provide professional design, procurement and project supervision related services on projects for the Housing Unit of Roscommon County Council (RCC/Housing). The Framework Agreement shall cover all aspects of residential construction/refurbishment/extension projects, including but not limited to:  role of Designer and Project Supervisor Design Process (PSDP);  site survey, location and assessment of services;  site investigation works and structural assessments;  preparation and submission of planning drawings and documents  CAD drafting and design of residential buildings/extensions;  quantity surveying and preparation of tender/construction documents;  preparation of design risk assessments and preliminary safety plans;  Works Contract Procurement utilising the Capital Works Management Framework;  advertisement, assessment and award of tenders;  supervision of works, certification of works (Assigned Certifier) and quality assurance/control;  cost control and general project/contract management; and  be deemed to include all other associated work required on such projects. Projects shall be designed in accordance with current building regulations and standards and the following guidance documents, as applicable:  Recommendations for Site Development Works for Housing Areas (Department of the Environment and Local Government, October 1998)  Quality Housing for Sustainable Communities (Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government 2007)  Design Manual for Urban (Department of the Environment, Community and Local Government 2013)  Bringing back homes M